Following Superintendent Jason Calichman saying he doesn’t think the school district should participate in school choice, the Swampscott School Committee unanimously voted to not join the program during a meeting…
The Swampscott School Committee unanimously approved the school district’s proposed $35,484,012 budget for the 2027 fiscal year on Thursday. “I am incredibly comfortable where we landed,” said School Committee Chair…
Big Blue Bargains was approved by the Swampscott School Committee on Thursday, February 5 to use Clarke Elementary School as its shop for another year. Big Blue Bargains is a…
Over two dozen Swampscott residents walked outside to find their cars shoveled out and walkways clear of snow after the walloping two weeks ago. Swampscott Senior Center Assistant Director Sabrina…
The Swampscott School Committee members entertained the idea of submitting a statement of interest to the state for funding of renovations to the Swampscott Middle School in the near future….
The 2026 Swampscott Rain Barrel Program launched Wednesday, February 4. Rain barrels capture excess rainwater and turn it into a cost-saving resource, reducing residents’ reliance on municipal or well water….
Save the Glover! raised more than $10,000 during two recent fundraising events to support the preservation of General John Glover’s Farmhouse. Glover’s farmhouse may be the town’s only intact, original-era…
Before his passing, Abe Piasek had a simple message: “Don’t hate.” The adage came from a man who was almost always smiling, laughing and looking at the bright side of…
Rick Jakious, a candidate in the 6th Congressional District race, told the Swampscott Tides that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director Todd Lyons is the epitome of “corruption in Washington,…
The Swampscott Senior Center officially has a new freezer as of Monday, February 2, thanks to state funding secured by State Rep. Jennifer Armini (D–Essex) and State Sen. Brendan Crighton…
